The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1887-02-26

Frank LOnVall Is again uaCh rum
Utah.
Mrs. Geo. w. Baker, of Snake VAL
ley, is seriously ill.
Supt. Carothers, of the Argus, is in
Eureka, en- route home.
We are indebted to Hon. W. G..
Lyons for valuable State pub. does.
VIM. Hayes of Hamilton, has return
ed from five months visit to Ireland.
Lave ysur or iers with sol Hip
Goods aot in stock will be sent for. y
Mrs. Harvey Carpenter has gone to
San Francisco for medical treatment.
VIM. Borthwick received the sad
news this week of bis mothers death
IN Scotland.
California -four. at the lowest fig
ures, at Whey Edwards.
DIR. Hagar has returned to Eureka
from his visit in search of health to
Southern California.
The people eff Taylor have INDUCED
to their hearts content in sleigh-riding
during the past weeks.
Our mails are now coming in on
ssighs, and making about Ms COED
time as could be expected.
Last Monday night two more inches
of snow was added to the superabund-
ance already on the ground.
Governor Stevenson has appointed
Prof. g. 5. Young, Nevada's Land
Agent at Washington.
DIR. Marrotte, the dentist, has hung
out his shingle in Phoebe. lie will he
back this way in the Spring.
"Frem gay to grave" is the editors
lot To him the merry marriage
bells are suddenly changed to the dole
full funeral knell.
Assemblyman Spencer introduced
his maiden bill in the Legislature the
ether day. 1t was No. 10l and refers
to county certificates OF Indebtedness.
The NEWS returns thanks to Messrs.
d. NJ. Ferry Il Co., of Detroit, Michi
gan, tor the usual yearly assortment
Of fresh seeds, consisting of flowers
fruits and vegetables.
Sol Hip has received new lot of
calicess. Call and examine. He will
sell remnsnts cheap.
1t took the Eureka stage four days
last week to get here-arriying at
o'clock Sunday morning, instead OF
Thursday morning The drivers re-
port the snow very deep around Ham
ilton.
The Salt Lake Democrat OF the 18th
nstes that J. b. Williamson, for many
years Assessor of White Pine county,
is spending few days in Zion. Mr.
Williamson resides 10 Cherry Creek,
the mining prospects of which camp
and district he reports as improving.
Mikado sauce, equal to the best, at
Sol Hips. Try it, and you will use
no other.
The matrimonial mania has struck
Taylor. Some say it is an i'll omen,
a. II has been noted that when a min
ing camp is on the down grade, every
body, not already 10 harness, is on the
marry.
The Boise Qdaho) Statesman note
the death OF DIR. Willard, AN old gen
teman 10 years of age, al the town OF
Payette IN that country. This Is
probably our old friend of Sherman.
town, Hamilton and 0sceoIa. For
several years he has been living up in
that country.
A large invoice of coal oil, cheap
for cash, at Vlney Edwards.
The Journal SAYS: "rhe rate charg
ed on ore for the Reno Reduction
Works Is two cents per ton per mile,
or ~ per ton for distance of 100
miles. This is very fair rate, and
Manager Howell says the Central
Pacific folks have been very good to
them
The people of Taylor have very
pleasantly put in the past two weeks.
while NEST of the time cut off from
the outside world. Two weddings
and a couple of pleasant parties helped
70 while away the mUnotOny of the
snow bound period.
A let OF gents ready made clsthing,
newest styles, just received at Sol
Hips.
We regret to have to chronicle u